C++: No need for floats

int main() {
    uint32_t a, b;
    cin >> b >> a;
    cout << 2 * a / b + bool((2 * a) % b);   
    return 0;
}

In the C# stub, base is a keyword and can't be used as a variable.

C++: One line solution without using float

int lowestTriangle(int base, int area){
    // Complete this function
    return (area * 2 + (base - 1)) / base;
}

height = (int)Math.ceil((2.0*area)/base);

I am so mad. One of the test cases' answer was 2000000 and C++ std::cout gave the output as 2e+06 instead of 2000000 so it gave a wrong answer... I really need to start using std::printf everywhere.